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Jaipur Air Quality Remains Clean Through Monsoon, Diwali Pollution Expected
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 05 Nov 2026, 07:36 AM
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From January to November, Jaipur's AQI never entered the very bad or severe range. The monsoon period saw the cleanest air, but authorities warn of a pollution spike during Diwali due to fireworks and traffic.
Jaipur's air quality index (AQI) remained within safe limits from January through November, never reaching the very bad or severe categories.
During the monsoon months, the city experienced its clearest air, with pollutant levels dropping significantly.
However, environmental officials caution that the upcoming Diwali celebrations could reverse this trend. Fireworks and increased vehicular traffic are expected to elevate particulate matter and smog.
Authorities advise residents to limit outdoor activities during peak fireworks hours and to use masks if necessary.
During the monsoon months, the city experienced its clearest air, with pollutant levels dropping significantly.
However, environmental officials caution that the upcoming Diwali celebrations could reverse this trend. Fireworks and increased vehicular traffic are expected to elevate particulate matter and smog.
Authorities advise residents to limit outdoor activities during peak fireworks hours and to use masks if necessary.